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    Sony Vaio VGA (D-SUB) output

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by Peter Cherry, Jan 25, 2008.

  1. Peter Cherry

    Peter Cherry Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,

    what are your experiences with quality of analog VGA (D-SUB not DVI) output from your VAIOs to external LCDs?

    I have Sony VAIO C2Z/B (model PCG-6R1M) and quality of analog VGA D-Sub to LG Flatron L245WP-BN is poor (letters are blurred) and fullscreen movies are choppy.

    It is a definitely problem of Vaio´s analog out, because my desktop computer´s VGA D-Sub out is perfect and my Vaio on another LCD is poor again :(

    DOES ANYBODY HAVE SOLUTION HOW TO IMPROVE PICTURE QUALITY WITH THIS EXPENSIVE BUT POOR EQUIPEMENT???

    There is also possibility to buy expensive docking station with digital DVI output but... what about any simple reduction between VAIO´s docking connector and DVI?

    Thanx for any help, recommndation, solution...
    Peter
     
    Peter Cherry, Jan 25, 2008
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